Used 2013 GMC Acadia Consumer Reviews
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In Love with my 2013 Denali
We are a family of 7, We wanted a SUV that would accommodate our family size but also be comfortable for our children while on a long drive. Needless to say, we came across the GMC Acadia, we liked the space, style and look it had but we needed something more kid friendly.. that's when we starting looking into the Acadia Denali, instantly we fell in LOVE! It was perfect not only stunning but also spacious with everything we wanted, DVD, Captain Seats, Double Sun/Moon Roofs, GPS etc, everything we could ever want, we found it in this Denali. We were even lucky enough to find it in the Pearl White color we imagined it. Its absolutely BEAUTIFUL, STUNNING AND CLASSY, its ELEGANT and GRACEFUL.. We are totally MESMERIZED by it.. Best SUV choice we could of ever made.
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Love My Acadia!!
Bought in 2013. Love the seating configuration and space inside. Love inside and out. Thinking it might be time for a new one. The only major con I have is the seatbelts. We have a GMC truck and the seat belts are great. This one the latch hitch is extremely hard and bulky. Reminds me of an older model. The part that is secured to the seat will not move hardly at all. It is so stiff that it can cause major damage when accidently sitting on it or trying to crawl through the back. Several gashes on the knees. The head rest curls forward to much. Wish that was a little more adjustable but understand it may be for safety purposes. Overall a great choice!
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- SLE-2 4dr SUVMSRP: $6,351372 mi away
- Denali 4dr SUVMSRP: $11,250445 mi away
- SLE-2 4dr SUVMSRP: $6,698264 mi away
I got lucky
Original owner, 152,000 miles. Water pump failed at 111,000 miles. Motor mount at 100,000. Oil has been changed every 5000 miles. Trans fluid changes every 40,000 miles. Still has original brakes and rotors. Brake and power steering flushed at 140,000. Shocks and struts replaced with KYB’s at 150,000 miles. Navigation failed after 7 years. Back up camera stopped working last month. No rust, squeaks or other problems. I drove it maturely. I’m taking it on a 3000 mile drive next month.
Not bad at all
Nice exterior design. Good ride, I like the auto lift gate and great storage in the rear. Hard plastic interior is a little bit of a bummer and scratches easily however the layout of the dash and other accessories are good. Quiet ride on asphalt and road noise on concrete (typical). Absorbs the road imperfections very well. There is a small storage compartment on the dash, I dont get that one. You need an inspection mirror to see down in there to find the USB and I-Pod jack. Kind of useless IMO. Mileage is around 18mpg, typical for 5500 lbs of vehicle. Engine is not too noisy either. Radio in the rear console does get pretty warm, unusual for something solid state.
Good vehicle... great for a family
Nice looking vehicle. We are satisfied with the Acadia so far with two pieces of advice. Look for the squeaking brake pedal. As may be noted in many threads it indicates a problem with the booster and replacement is the fix. Ours needed a master cylinder too, completed at time of purchase. Also despite it's appearance the ground clearance is low and it regularly contacts the undercarriage (rails) on speed bumps and driveways
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